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Wendell Harrison and Tribe

Wendell Harrison and the Tribe played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Saturday, May 8, with shows at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. The Tribe is a jazz collective known for its political message and unique sound that first emerged in the 1970s.

Wendell Harrison and Tribe — Organizer image
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Wendell Harrison founded the Tribe collective in Detroit during the 1970s, blending jazz with strong black political and social themes. The group featured musicians like Harold McKinney, Marcus Belgrave, Doug Hammond, and Phil Ranelin, making a significant impact internationally. After more than 30 years apart, Tribe reunited for this performance at Cliff Bell’s. Tickets were $20, and there were two seating times available.

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